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<p><string><font color="#f25724" size="+1">Synerg-G</font><strong> is the project designed by the students of Pumas Synbio. Nowdays airplane fuel is responsible for 5% of the Co2 production, and is one the most consuming uses of petrol;.
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<p><string><font color="#f25724" size="+1">Synerg-G</font><strong> is the project designed by the students of Pumas Synbio.The synthetic Biology team, Pumas Synbio, seeks to develop an organism capable of carrying out useful functions for industry and society. According to airports and auxiliary services of Mexico (ASA), only in the in 2011, the aviation industry issued 675 million tons of CO2, which represents 2% of total global CO2 emissions.
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The main objective of this Project is to design and alternative for the production of bioturbosine; bioturbosine is being based on Jatropha which doesn’t grow as fast and needed so we need an organism capable of growing faster while having the same output of lipids.
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We use synthetic biology tools to design two biobricks for C.vulgaris this ones were transformed into the organism to measure their activity.
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In Mexico we consume 3.200 million of liters of aviation fuel annually, while we share the same conditions for innovation than other countries in terms of fuel. Pumas Synbio aims to improve the process of obtaining Pumas Synbio aims to improve the process of obtaining biofuel aircraft to improve the way competing in the market, we talk about investment of resources to find the efficientest chain production and increased income-producing states, and help to curb climate change.
  
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The Syner-G project, seeks to improve a third generation biofuel that exceeding the current proposals. With the modification of beta oxidation of the green algae Chlorella vulgaris, from silencing genes related to Acyl-CoA synthetase, by siRNA, looking produce a strain
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Latest revision as of 21:37, 19 October 2016

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Synerg-G is the project designed by the students of Pumas Synbio.The synthetic Biology team, Pumas Synbio, seeks to develop an organism capable of carrying out useful functions for industry and society. According to airports and auxiliary services of Mexico (ASA), only in the in 2011, the aviation industry issued 675 million tons of CO2, which represents 2% of total global CO2 emissions.

In Mexico we consume 3.200 million of liters of aviation fuel annually, while we share the same conditions for innovation than other countries in terms of fuel. Pumas Synbio aims to improve the process of obtaining Pumas Synbio aims to improve the process of obtaining biofuel aircraft to improve the way competing in the market, we talk about investment of resources to find the efficientest chain production and increased income-producing states, and help to curb climate change.

The Syner-G project, seeks to improve a third generation biofuel that exceeding the current proposals. With the modification of beta oxidation of the green algae Chlorella vulgaris, from silencing genes related to Acyl-CoA synthetase, by siRNA, looking produce a strain